Farfalle Pufferjakke - Rachel Antonoff

The bow-tie quilting is one thing, but I keep catching myself just staring at the puffer’s silhouette—it’s got this playful, cartoonish puff that actually traps heat better than my usual winter coats. I wore it out in 20-degree wind and stayed toasty without feeling like a marshmallow.

The bow-tie quilting makes me smile every time I put it on, and it’s somehow both roomy enough for a chunky sweater and flattering through the waist. Took it out in a windy 40-degree morning and stayed toasty without feeling like I was wearing a sleeping bag.

The pasta-shaped quilting got a genuine laugh out of me, and the jacket is surprisingly warm for how light it feels. The way the fabric crinkles when I move is oddly satisfying, and it’s already become my go-to for chilly errands.